Honored with the prestigious 2004 Chatham Preservation Award, this iconic historical residence was meticulously restored to perfection in 2002, seamlessly blending its storied heritage with the finest modern luxuries. Nestled in a prime yet private locale, the home's enchanting exterior teases with a glimpse of the lush, secluded garden, a serene oasis framed by a stately pergola. The professionally designed gardens alone are a living work of art planted decades ago and meticulously maintained featuring an intricate array of vibrant blooms from early spring to late October and a spectacular rose garden peaking July 4th outlasting the entire fall. Inside, the artistry of a sea captain's legacy is brought to life through exquisite wide pine floors, intricate woodwork, and impeccable nautical detailing that evoke a refined yet welcoming ambiance. The parlor exudes warmth with rich wood paneling and a fireplace, flowing effortlessly into the formal dining room where walls are adorned with a captivating, hand-blocked mural by the esteemed French design house Zuber & Cie -a breathtaking backdrop for entertaining. A soaring, cathedral-beamed great room, elegantly lined with bespoke. The serene primary suite is a luxurious main-level retreat, while the upper level features three additional bedrooms and a shared bath. Concealed behind a secret passage, an intimate stairway ascends to a nautically inspired office and light-filled bunk room, culminating in a captain's walk that commands panoramic views of the tranquil garden and distant Chatham Harbor. Additional features include a one car garage, outdoor shower, irrigation, security system, generator. This is a home where history, artistry and coastal elegance converge creating an unparalleled living experience in Chatham.

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